STEPN will distribute airdrops of FSL points to Genesis Shoe holders, which can be redeemed for GMT at a 1:1 ratio
According to news on April 9, STEPN officially issued a statement stating that it will distribute FSL points airdrops (can be exchanged for GMT at 1:1) to Genesis Sneaker holders within 24 hours. Depending on the holding time, the airdrop rewards will be divided into three levels. The lowest level of rewards requires holding the Genesis Shoes for at least 6 months, and the highest level of rewards requires holding for at least 24 months. The snapshot was completed on April 7. To obtain the airdrop rewards, users must consume at least 2 energy points in the 30 days before April 3.
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